The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-03-12
Sales Advertised ip "Tbe Upiop."

Tuesday, March 18th, by D. Hopper Emory, trus-.
tee, real estate at Timonium, N. T. H. II.
Tuesday, March 18th, by S. Parker Bosley, attor-
ney named in mortgage, house and lou IN Home
stead.
Wednesday, March 16, by, John J: Jones Bros,
on Pot Spring road, valuable live stock, farm
implements, etc.
Thursday, March II, by Alfred G. Lee, on his farm
at Meredith's Ford, miles north of Towson-
town valuable stock, farm Implements etc.
Friday, March 18th, by L. A. Carman, norses.
CATTLE farming implements, &c, on road from
emile toll-gate, Reisterstown road, to Coxs
Saturday, March 10th, by D. G. Mcintosh, trus-
tee real estate in Reisterstown.
Monday, March q, by Joseph Uyink, on chestnut
Ridge, personal property of all kinds.
Tuesday, March I'D. by E. c. Hawkins, auction
Ger, real estate in 7th district, belonging to the
Wednesday, March 23d, by John W. Cole, valua-
BILE farm on the Hartford turnpike.
Wednesday, March 23d, by Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Pearce near Clynmalara Church, and miles
from Phoenix, valuable personal property, con-
sisting of horses, cattle, farming utensils poui
try, etc.
Wednesday, March 23d, by John F. Core at his
farm near Asbury camp-ground. and near Rels-
Thursday, March oath, by John Crowther, Jr., on
his farm near Cockeysville, fine dairy STOCK ana
Monday, March %, by NJ. W. orutt,. attorney
named in mortgage, valuable farm IN the 4tn
Thursday, March S1st, by Joshua r. Green, at his
farm on Little Gunpowder, Jersey COWS, Dulls,
hogs, dairy fixtures and farming Implements
-Up to this time 80, 1888 interments have been
made in Greenmount Cemetery.
Mr.. Samuel NJ Rankin, Of the 18th dis
trict, is foreman of the present Grand Jury.
Some truck farmers in the vicinity of Bal
timore are pay 81 per bushel for their seed peas.
-Beecher never said better thing than this:
at is not well for a man to pray cream and live
skim milk"
-Flocks of wild geese were flying north this
week. and this is said to be sure sign that winter
has broken.
"A postofice to be known as cargo" has
been established in Baltimore county, with Mr.. S.
K Cole as postmaster.
Good Friday falls this year on the Sth of
April and Easter on the 10th. Good Friday is a
legal holiday in Maryland.
Judge Fowler has appointed Col. ID. u.
Mcintosh permanent trustee of the insol7ent es-
tate of John G. Mccullough.
Mr.. William Jones, of Baltimore county,
has rented the Slas Kennedy farm, near Upper
Cross Roads, Hartford county.
Our water project is making satisfactory
progress and soon the work of boring the hrst ar
tesian well will be commenced.
Since Rev. DIR. Kilgore has been pastor of
Hampden M. P. Church there have been $40 con-
versions, 27O of whom have Joined the church:
"A few days ago broken rail on the York
road railway ran through the floor of car and q
passenger made narrow escape from being IN
;ured.
ty. in connection with Mr.. Bergman, will complete
the contract of the late Edward Hefner, on Lake
Clifton.
Mrs. LisIe, wife of John D. Lislc, the de-
faulting and absconding Baltimore bank clerk,
has rented her farm, in the 4th district, to L. ID.
Baxter.
Mrs. John Merryman Curtis, of My Lady's
Manor, Baltimore county, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Chas. W. Bentley, Jr., in Jacksonville,
Florida.
Miss May Emory, of My Lady's Manor,
Baltimore county, accompanied by Miss Maria
Trimble, of Hartford, is visiting Miss Howard, in
Washington.
There is talk of starting savings bank
in Towsontown. The benefits of such an institu-
ton, properly managed, would be inestimable.
Let us have it, by all means.
Mr. William P. Henry, who rents the Myers
farm, at Govanstown, planted some peas about
the middle of February, and he expects to plant
about Is bushels more shortly.
john Swami, colored boy living at Hull
vile, 18th district was over by B. & 0. train
on Monday and had one of his legs so badly crush
ed that it had to be amputated.
The reported prevalence of itch in pub
lie school in Codorus township, York county, re-
duced the number of scholars in an Incredibly
short space of time from 20 to II.
Mr.. John E. Crout, president of the Board
of County Commissioners, left on Tuesday to at
tend the Annual Conference of the M. E. Church
South, which meets at Lynchburg, Va.
Mr.. Charles Siery, we'll known citizen
whose marble works located near st. AIMS
Church, on the York road, was in Towsontown
this week and called at The UNION Office.
Mr.. James Winchester Owings, of Towson-
town, who has been confined to his house for some
weeks by illness, is now much improved and ex-
poets to be out as soon as the weather will permit
The holders of trade dollars in this county
are notified that they can now have them redeem
ed at the Baltimore Sub-Treasury, where they
must be presented before the first of next August.
Mr.. William Fenby, formerly of Baltimore
county, has been elected delegate from Carroll
county to the Maryland Annual Conference OF
the NJ. P. Church, which meets at Easton, April
9th.
One of the engines of the Maryland Gen.
trail road backed off the turn table at Loeb Raven
on Wednesday, delaying the midday train fol
several hours. No serious damage was done
however.
john @. Cooling, formerly a resident o.
the I'd district of Baltimore county, has applied
for the benefit of the insolvent laws in Baltimore
city. His liabilities are about $4,000. Assets
"n-a-n9& man nameu nenry hIrtsI vas al es t5C
on Tuesday, on the charge of setting fire to and
burning barrack on the farm of Mr.. Thomas O.
Matthews, of the Sth district, the 18th of Jan.
uary last.
-Messrs. W. Gill Smith and Samuel E. Parks
appointed by the Orphans Court to appraise the
personal property on the farm of the late Samue
Chew, near Towsontown, performed that duty Oh
Thursday.
-Edward johnson, the polite and accommo
pating news agent on the Maryland Central road
has been appointed ticket agent in the station
at Boundary avenue. He will still control thu
news route.
Mr.. Sias W. Conn, formerly of Baltimore
and who has many friends and acquaintance il
Baltimore county, paid visit to that city thi
week. He now resides in New Bloomfield, Perry
county, Pa.
DIR. James II. Jarrett, of Towsontown, wa
called to Belar on Saturday last to see his brother
Sheriff Jarrett, who was i'll. Although a native o
Hartford county the DR.. had not been in Belai
for twenty years.
-"Pilote," the valuable Percheron stallion o
Mr.. E. Cuttings Merryman, of Hayfelds, died I
few days ago from an attack of cholic. He wa
one of the finest stock horses in the State and wa
valued at $4,000.
Mr.. John F. Gore, we'll known citizen o
the 4th district, who has been living on his farm
near Asbury Grove camp ground, intends remov
idg to Glyndon in a short time, where he expects
to reside permanently.
The farm of Mr.. Charles W. Roberts, in
Hartford county, containing 234 acres, was sold
last week at mortgages sale for $4,000. Mr.
Roberts was formerly resident of the 18th dis
trict, Baltimore county.
Mr.. e. Seidel of Baltimore county, has
purchased the Russell farm, near Oakland, Gar
rett county, for $2,70O. He proposes to engage in
trucking and will supply the large summer hotels
in that section of the State.
in his charge to the Grand Jury on Mon
day Judge Fowler called particular attention to
the Jail and made mention of the fact that no
proper arrangement is made in that institution
for the separation of the sexes.
a gang of sharpers is engaged in working
off spurious fve-cent pieces on the Baltimore car
lines that run without conductors. They politely
collect the fares of lady passengers, put the good
money in their pockets and drop lead imitation
in the box.